You didn't accept the changes when shifting vehicle controls. It is frustrating to watch individual user mistakes be broadcast to a wide audience as a game flaw. With more time or understanding of how the game plays/works you would definitely get the hang of that.
this entire video could have been done in a fracture of the runtime. i mostly enjoy the content on this channel but this video is unstructured and you repeat everything. makes it kinda hard to watch
i got it for the switch and surprisingly ...I LOVE IT...i built this really cool grave yard in a halloween world and painted and shaped my way to awesomeness..me and my wife play split screen and fly around blowing eachother up in it..its awesome once you figure it all out..like you gotta play it for a lil bit unlock some stuff..and yeah the frame rate drops a litte and the camea can be wonky here and there..but still cool i think
First, he said that there was no way to switch between tools easily and only showed off the quick build mode for a few seconds by accident. Then, he said there was no way to sort objects when they are already in alphabetical order. WHY!?
or a game with current media embargo in place. (meaning reviewers cant upload photos or gameplay that the companies themselves haven't already released officially)
The main thing he got wrong in this video, is that after you complete the "campaign-ish" mode, you can unlock infinite worlds. I also don't think he understands the point of the game, but that's his opinion.
Ethan Moore from what I heard infinite worlds arnt there only huge worlds unless it is a secret or sandbox unlock cause I have yet to play sand box but I agree that he doesn't understand the point of the game. I agree with a lot of fans that this is nothing like Minecraft.
Ok Alex, the controls are very counter-intuitive to you. That’s fine. I play Minecraft and I can see where the issue can be for a person very used to those controls; but I think that after a while you can adapt to those controls. The main issue with this game are not controls: it is that many things are not quite fully explained (like what the golden beams are and how to get to the chest beneath them) and some “missions” are badly explained too. Then there’s a total lack of many Lego sets. The game has been in early access on steam for the last two (?) years and then it released last march. But there’s no Lego City, Lego Elves, Friends, Ninjago, DC Heroes, Marvel Heroes, Harry Potter, Ghostbusters, Pirates of the Caribbean... not even through DLC. Yes, there are biome-themed worlds, but they use a generic theme. You also seem to get wrong some other things about this game: infinite worlds doesn’t mean each world is without boundaries; it refers to the number of worlds you can visit, not their size! The other main problem is that the game is full of things to discover, but you just run around collecting building projects, unlocking items and do some other stuff, but it feels a bit empty in comparison to Minecraft. Building things using actual Lego bricks is definitely super cool, though. This game is not this bad. I’m sorry you have so many issues with the controls. The game won’t be a system seller, but it has its fair reason to be and it’s quite a fun experience.
Let's be honest dude, I bought this game too and I'm a little farther than you are.... You haven't even reached the first objective of gathering 25 gold pieces to proceed to the next "type" of worlds. How can you even "review" or give "an honest opinion"? You didn't even play the game. U barely even played adventure mode. I do agree with you, the UI is fucking shit. This game needs input mapping to be optional too because they messed that up big time too. Saying the game is bad because they clearly they either didn't hire the right person for those two jobs or they simply didn't have the person (since they are an indie studio) is ridiculous. The complexity of the system employed to build this world is incredible and honestly Minecraft might have landed the original idea but this surpasses it by a FUCKTON**. This is the perfect mixture between MC and NMS terrains. In my opinion up to now by far one of the most interesting procedural terrains ever. Besides the game is 30 bucks which is not AAA price so what did you expect? A game that was polished 100%? Because not even AAA games do that.... Honestly this game has a lot of promise and to pretend like the UI is bad enough as to have you ignore 90 % of the game (which is what you did) clearly proved that the one who isn't doing his job properly today is you. **I will say however they should have kept the infinite worlds from their early access days, i don't like the worlds having limits to be something mandatory.
Except those 2 games have been around for a while, Lego Worlds is pretty recent. Those 2 games have been fine tuned, etc. Not a very good comparison, pal.
Doyoulikewaffles? Yeawelikewaffles! Well buddy isn't that what he did? "let me just trash the game cause the controllers aren't perfect - let me review it while I haven't even played 10% of the game". Besides, like I said, I have the game and eventhough the controls might be *slightly* awkward they are still good enough to at least play it a bit more than he did *particularly if you intend to review it*. Besides bud let's be honest here, there are amazing companies out there, that doesn't mean everyone should be held to the same standard, since not everyone has the same man power, capital, or even time. Particularly as you've been pointed out, those games have had a long time to improve - which if you haven't realized, is pretty much the same thing that has improved EVERY game like this. Procedural worlds take FOREVER to build, so much time is spent implementing the *basics* the whole game will rely on, and it particularly implies a higher need for coders than artists which if you didn't know they are both more rare and also get better salaries - so you can see how that will go for an indie studio. It is in my opinion under the current business model video games work on, only natural for a game THIS complex to be at an "incomplete" stage. Besides, are we just gonna ignore the fact that this is the only Lego game not worth more than 50 bucks on the switch right now? That alone should tell you how much *Lego* itself didn't believe in the team behind this as otherwise they would have charged a 60 dollars price and would have probably gotten a lot more people involved to polish it to a AAA state. Particularly given how much *LEGOLIKE* this game actually is. Every Lego game should rely on THIS game as a foundation point and If you don't agree with this then you probably never played actually Legos. Unfortunately it is just about as complex as it is impressive, which means it will take time to get it to the same polish state you would expect from a different type of game. This is clearly a game that can't be judged by the same standards as the ones of the examples you used, and certainly not either by the standards you would judge a AAA game - since these games spent 50% of their budget on marketing and most probably up to 20% ONLY on UX, something generally indie teams can never afford although it unfortunately is the part that is in charge of granting the level of polish this game actually lacks. As for the rest, I still stand behind my opinion, have played more than 20 hours of this game which means at the moment I have payed 1,5 dollars per hour played. People pay 15 bucks to go see a fucking movie in NYC, I'd rather play an indie game. Last but not least, and probably should have said this before to not piss the fanboys - I actually find myself watching your channel quite often. You're a good funny guy and honestly this is just constructive criticism. Everyone is allowed to fuck up as long as they own up to it - this wasn't really a review - if anything it was more like a first impressions.
Now, a first impressions video would not be bad. I would understand more, but considering he's judging the game entirely based on a few tiny details, I don't think this counts as a good video, much less good review.
This video should be renamed to " Guy bitches about controller settings/UI even though the game is pretty good and probably not for people his age anyway"
Now long did you played this game? You have a health bar because, when you die, you may fail to complete a quest by the time you respawn (I’m thinking about defending NPCs quests). And on larger worlds you have dungeons to complete, which are far more complex that the random quests you get from NPCs. I’m sorry the controls have been such a pain for you. It’s clear you cannot committ enough to this game to see what good it has to offer just because of controls. After years of Minecraft, I still mistake the action button for the destroy button many times, with sometimes very bad results, but I’ve never said it is an issue in the control scheme. I think you could definitely adapt to this controls if you just wanted. I think the whole game doesn’t feel very fun to you after years and years of Minecraft, so you’re not trying all you can to get into this game. That’s fine, you don’t have to like all the games around here, but I’m afraid many of your “complaints” can be overcome by just letting the game teach you how to be played rather that constantly trying to play it in a way that may feel more comfortable and intuitive to you but it is just odd for this game.
I like this game. But for me my complaints aren't about controls or frame rate. My issues are with the substance. I wish that AI was more intelligent. When I spawn AI (for example Towns people in a city) They would literally leave the city I spawned them in and would mindlessly walk around to a nearby forest which is what I DONT WANT THEM TO DO. I also wish you could assign the AI text to speak when spoken to, or assign quests similar in the campaign. I feel like creation would have really explored making really fun worlds to explore and playing other players content more especially when it's more objective driven. Very similar to what others do in Minecraft. In this game however, I just go and look at stuff and say, "Hey that's cool." and then its all over. There is no depth to this game. The best part of it, creating, is great, but I mean for heavens sake in Minecraft you create to survive. Having some other game modes like Survival, or make your own game within the game would've been super cool. Especially seeing what others could make. Very similar to what Roblox is. Anyway, those are my gripes with the game.
I have the PC version, and I can say that the controls are far less confusing. Most likely because mouse&keyboard has a lot more possible inputs than any controller.
VigilantEternity I mean lying sells as well. That's what sponsors are for. I prefer to hear what's wrong first before being splashed only with positives
Jack Maw Oh absolutely. But I'd prefer a more objective approach than "I don't like the menu." Feels a bit forced- like, no pun intended, his Sonic Forces rant. Nitpicky, heavily opinionated, and downright contradictory at points. Know what I mean?
Wow the camera complaint was so stupid. Clicking sticks? Garbage. The controls ain't that bad tbh maybe they updated some stuff but only the controls being different for planes bugged me. THE WORLD IS NOT THAT SMALL. He only played to FOURTEEN gold bricks, which doesn't unlock bigger worlds. There are bins for sorting the models... And a search bar.... I'm not overflowing with cash in my world... An extra heart costs 100,000. I love this game and Minecraft. Minecraft is more complicated by tons even though I like Minecraft better... But the comparison is unfair. 1/10 review
I have the game both on a (powerful) pc and Ps4. Performance is bad on both. I find that the draw distance is bad. The world loads slowly around you, and when you move in one particular direction the computer can't keep up and the draw distance becomes even lower. If they coulf fix this I would be happy! I should be possible.
TehGhoSt WHo PLay, sort of. But lego bricks are a lot more complicated to render than the cubes in minecraft. I think TT-Games should just follow Minecraft at large distances and render everything as cubes at large distances, which they are already doing to a limited extent. They could do it more efficiently and make the draw distance a lot bigger. By the way, I also bought Lego Worlds on the Switch yesterday! It holds up pretty well. There are a lot less critters I notice, compared to pc and ps4.
I have the game on PC and I don't see any frame drops or draw distance issues. Not sure what PC you have, but a decent one should run it absolutely fine. On my PC I pretty much get 60 FPS and above.
Majick, I had low frame rates near the dungeon. You can set the draw distance very high on PC, but when you move around, areas further away stream in too slowly. I can often overtake the edge with an aircraft, even on PC. But perhaps this has changed. I haven't played the PC version for a while. The PS4 version I have checked recently, and the pop in is as bad as it always was.
I'm 53 gold bricks of the way through. I agree with the controls and UI, but after a few hours of persevering I am quite used to it now. Not to detract from your other opinions (I agree with most of what I'm seeing here!!), but TT Games did an AMA on reddit a few days ago and suggests some promising updates to come. A lot of this may be addressed. This is a direct quote "We intend to add a lot of feature updates, but also improve existing ones, such as menus and the way tools behave."
The thumbnail was enough to crack me up with laughter! You know, maybe if they allowed customisable controls and tightened the menu's responsiveness by way of a patch or two, LEGO Worlds would've been a little better. They've promised online play and a better icon, at least.
These are the dumbest reasons to not like a game. Because of the same 0.5 second delay? Or the controls? Both which you can get used to. These are horrible reasons.
I can forgive all the glitches and performance hiccups. I haven't run into anything game breaking. But they have to fix the horrid controls. Add motion controls and button mapping for crissake!
You collect gold bricks and unlock more worlds, you progress by unlocking world and collecting all pieces, in general this isnt like minecraft where you farm build and craft lego worlds is just a sandbox game where you build to your hearts content.
This video is wrong in several spots. You only have like 14 gold bricks, you unlock bigger worlds after 25 bricks and even bigger at 80 bricks. You haven't discovered most of the map when you claim that "this is the entire world" and you're on the smallest map. There are several items that cost several thousand of the studs and while money is easy to get, there's also a ton of stuff to purchase. There has never been any consequence to dying in a Lego game so there's really no point in this one either. By the halfway point you are literally nitpicking every single thing the game does, which tells me you ran out of things to say. The developers are adding a patch to fix the menus and icon for the Switch version and to fix framerate issues.
So clearly you have never played a lego game because the controls are exactly like any other lego game that's why they are that way. It is a lego game not minecraft so of course the controls will be different from what your used to. I love lego games so I bought this game knowing the controls were going to be like any other like Lego game.
I mean a lot of your issues are with lego game issues... The hold X for menu is actually hold X of character wheel... The only issue is it lacks hotswap that others have. The inverted controls was purely... you didn't hit accept on the settings...
I mean....it's for kids. Lego is for kids, so they're going to cater to their target market. In terms of sluggish controls and a shoddy user experience, I wonder if they've made any improvements there? Would be cool to see a follow-up look at this.
Yeah this is terrible. I started the video and watched a few minutes, then skipped 6 minutes ahead and he was saying the same thing, then skipped another 6 minutes ahead and he was saying it a third time. I'm not even gonna bother watching all of this if he couldn't be bothered to make a few bullet points before making this.
Only big problem with this game is after playing for maybe 2 hours it starts glitching, this includes “the game closed do to an error”, this just happens to me where you spawn in an igloo for a quest and the boarders closes off the igloo didn’t get fully constructed having an loading spinner on screen you can skydive and warp to the rocket, with 4 trouble makers first time that happened the game closed. That broader nothing can go outside of it or inside. You leave the planet then your trapped in loading screen without the % icon, the construction sound is playing through out this time. Only way I can get out of it so far is restarting the game.
Game console, not like Minecraft on console but more like the other Lego Tt games which is good but sometimes hard to get used too. Finding can be quick, but under water is harder to discover stuff. (Diver)
I understand people's concern with his opinion of this and lack of understanding and time invested, but to be quite fair some of this stuff is actually unacceptable when you consider that they have such an amazing game like minecraft to take inspiration from.
I like the game and i have it but i hate that you have to have two controllers (i mean 4 joy cons or two pro controllers) so that means if you wanna play this game in two player mode you have to buy extra joycons or a pro controller
Well how the fuck else would you control the camera with the limited number of buttons a singular joy-can has? 4 face buttons, analog stick, 2 bumpers, doesn't seem like nearly enough to be able to control cameras with...
If you play it on xbox it runs smoothly, and the controls are good. Your just nitpicking and from how many gold bricks you have you're hardly experienced it, I'm guessing have only plaid an hour.
The worlds, just so you guys know in the comments, become much bigger. I'm talking huge. To make things short, in the game there is a leveling system for your rocket. The higher the level the farther into your lego galaxy you can go. He's on level 14 (not very high at all) which means he can only access the small worlds. They get progressively higher the more you progress. Small, Medium, Big, Huge. I've played 50 hours of Lego Worlds and I can officially say it's a great buy.
Minecraft has like 10 controls, LEGO worlds almost 30. Get over your self, of course they will be hard. B Hold x Jump X A Y Attack Hop into vehicle Skydive Menu First person Destroy Flatten Add Remove Level Remove Add Free build Move Camera Angle
My 5yo loves lego and have played multiple classic lego games. He finished an 1800 piece set just after Christmas within a week 😂 I’m wondering if he would like this? Anyone have experience with kids playing it? He has played a little Minecraft with his cousin but I like this option better for his age range
In minecraft you have to use a command mod or just a mod to have vehicles in minecraft but in lego worlds just probably get some vehicles in the community or probably build your own
The controls are delayed because poor memory management visible here in its threading. It's using voxels for the blocks which is very intense and craps the bed on any hardware if not done well. Comparison to the switches menu responsiveness is pointless here
That's not the entire world when you were skydiving because of the render distance and you unlock bigger worlds as you collect more gold bricks
Just to be shure im considering to buy this game can you have bigger worlds?
@@sjoerdev yes the more you play the bigger the world ps this fixed all is problems
You didn't accept the changes when shifting vehicle controls.
It is frustrating to watch individual user mistakes be broadcast to a wide audience as a game flaw. With more time or understanding of how the game plays/works you would definitely get the hang of that.
This guy is a douchebag
It's so easy to get the currency in every lego game
There's no consequence for dying
HAVE YOU NEVER PLAYED A LEGO GAME BEFORE OMFG
kh3
Q5
@@LatteWiiU dude is talking in nonexistent release dates
They have come a long way with it tho !
especially if you seen it during early access on steam
mhobin12 it was better than. Hate the new adventure mode.
wow its Elitelupus.... on some random video commenting.... and I'm subscribed to him..... yay!
Hi elite!
jackalot irl vids There's a game mode called sandbox mode... play it...
this entire video could have been done in a fracture of the runtime. i mostly enjoy the content on this channel but this video is unstructured and you repeat everything. makes it kinda hard to watch
i got it for the switch and surprisingly ...I LOVE IT...i built this really cool grave yard in a halloween world and painted and shaped my way to awesomeness..me and my wife play split screen and fly around blowing eachother up in it..its awesome once you figure it all out..like you gotta play it for a lil bit unlock some stuff..and yeah the frame rate drops a litte and the camea can be wonky here and there..but still cool i think
Thank you, this review was way more helpful than anything he said in the video.
Hey..
2 players on same switch?
Alex just doesn't play Lego games.
The game is great, don't know why you're picking the game apart. It seems you don't like LEGO games in general.
Do you not know what options are you karen
@@WAKYNAKYWOW Do you know what correct grammar is, bud?
@@moca6655 SAYS THE PERSON WITH AN ANIME PROFILE PICTURE
@@WAKYNAKYWOW That's really supposed to be a comeback? Pathetic
@@moca6655 And you think yours is better?
First, he said that there was no way to switch between tools easily and only showed off the quick build mode for a few seconds by accident. Then, he said there was no way to sort objects when they are already in alphabetical order. WHY!?
I think the controls work quite well. I feel like if you got used to them it would help but I clicked with them instantly
Why did the menu have to be blurred?
A game we don't know about I suppose?
Or a game he is embarrased to show he owns?
He probably has a review copy of something that hasn't been announced yet?
or a game with current media embargo in place. (meaning reviewers cant upload photos or gameplay that the companies themselves haven't already released officially)
Virtual Console maybe?
after reading the comments I want the game! haha
same
I've got it and it was worth it!
The main thing he got wrong in this video, is that after you complete the "campaign-ish" mode, you can unlock infinite worlds. I also don't think he understands the point of the game, but that's his opinion.
Ethan Moore from what I heard infinite worlds arnt there only huge worlds unless it is a secret or sandbox unlock cause I have yet to play sand box but I agree that he doesn't understand the point of the game. I agree with a lot of fans that this is nothing like Minecraft.
GodZpeed X7 how is minecraft cringe
@@alice4437 He might be reffering to the fandom, but I do not know.
@@alice4437 some people don't even know wat cringe means
@@l.b6906 some people don’t know good games
Ok Alex, the controls are very counter-intuitive to you. That’s fine. I play Minecraft and I can see where the issue can be for a person very used to those controls; but I think that after a while you can adapt to those controls. The main issue with this game are not controls: it is that many things are not quite fully explained (like what the golden beams are and how to get to the chest beneath them) and some “missions” are badly explained too. Then there’s a total lack of many Lego sets. The game has been in early access on steam for the last two (?) years and then it released last march. But there’s no Lego City, Lego Elves, Friends, Ninjago, DC Heroes, Marvel Heroes, Harry Potter, Ghostbusters, Pirates of the Caribbean... not even through DLC. Yes, there are biome-themed worlds, but they use a generic theme.
You also seem to get wrong some other things about this game: infinite worlds doesn’t mean each world is without boundaries; it refers to the number of worlds you can visit, not their size!
The other main problem is that the game is full of things to discover, but you just run around collecting building projects, unlocking items and do some other stuff, but it feels a bit empty in comparison to Minecraft. Building things using actual Lego bricks is definitely super cool, though.
This game is not this bad. I’m sorry you have so many issues with the controls. The game won’t be a system seller, but it has its fair reason to be and it’s quite a fun experience.
I go around as a vampire with my rocket launcher, looking for towns to annihilate
Let's be honest dude, I bought this game too and I'm a little farther than you are....
You haven't even reached the first objective of gathering 25 gold pieces to proceed to the next "type" of worlds.
How can you even "review" or give "an honest opinion"? You didn't even play the game. U barely even played adventure mode.
I do agree with you, the UI is fucking shit. This game needs input mapping to be optional too because they messed that up big time too.
Saying the game is bad because they clearly they either didn't hire the right person for those two jobs or they simply didn't have the person (since they are an indie studio) is ridiculous. The complexity of the system employed to build this world is incredible and honestly Minecraft might have landed the original idea but this surpasses it by a FUCKTON**. This is the perfect mixture between MC and NMS terrains. In my opinion up to now by far one of the most interesting procedural terrains ever.
Besides the game is 30 bucks which is not AAA price so what did you expect? A game that was polished 100%? Because not even AAA games do that....
Honestly this game has a lot of promise and to pretend like the UI is bad enough as to have you ignore 90 % of the game (which is what you did) clearly proved that the one who isn't doing his job properly today is you.
**I will say however they should have kept the infinite worlds from their early access days, i don't like the worlds having limits to be something mandatory.
i agree
Yeah
Except those 2 games have been around for a while, Lego Worlds is pretty recent.
Those 2 games have been fine tuned, etc.
Not a very good comparison, pal.
Doyoulikewaffles? Yeawelikewaffles! Well buddy isn't that what he did?
"let me just trash the game cause the controllers aren't perfect - let me review it while I haven't even played 10% of the game".
Besides, like I said, I have the game and eventhough the controls might be *slightly* awkward they are still good enough to at least play it a bit more than he did *particularly if you intend to review it*.
Besides bud let's be honest here, there are amazing companies out there, that doesn't mean everyone should be held to the same standard, since not everyone has the same man power, capital, or even time.
Particularly as you've been pointed out, those games have had a long time to improve - which if you haven't realized, is pretty much the same thing that has improved EVERY game like this.
Procedural worlds take FOREVER to build, so much time is spent implementing the *basics* the whole game will rely on, and it particularly implies a higher need for coders than artists which if you didn't know they are both more rare and also get better salaries - so you can see how that will go for an indie studio. It is in my opinion under the current business model video games work on, only natural for a game THIS complex to be at an "incomplete" stage.
Besides, are we just gonna ignore the fact that this is the only Lego game not worth more than 50 bucks on the switch right now? That alone should tell you how much *Lego* itself didn't believe in the team behind this as otherwise they would have charged a 60 dollars price and would have probably gotten a lot more people involved to polish it to a AAA state. Particularly given how much *LEGOLIKE* this game actually is. Every Lego game should rely on THIS game as a foundation point and If you don't agree with this then you probably never played actually Legos. Unfortunately it is just about as complex as it is impressive, which means it will take time to get it to the same polish state you would expect from a different type of game.
This is clearly a game that can't be judged by the same standards as the ones of the examples you used, and certainly not either by the standards you would judge a AAA game - since these games spent 50% of their budget on marketing and most probably up to 20% ONLY on UX, something generally indie teams can never afford although it unfortunately is the part that is in charge of granting the level of polish this game actually lacks.
As for the rest, I still stand behind my opinion, have played more than 20 hours of this game which means at the moment I have payed 1,5 dollars per hour played.
People pay 15 bucks to go see a fucking movie in NYC, I'd rather play an indie game.
Last but not least, and probably should have said this before to not piss the fanboys - I actually find myself watching your channel quite often. You're a good funny guy and honestly this is just constructive criticism.
Everyone is allowed to fuck up as long as they own up to it - this wasn't really a review - if anything it was more like a first impressions.
Now, a first impressions video would not be bad. I would understand more, but considering he's judging the game entirely based on a few tiny details, I don't think this counts as a good video, much less good review.
_"Oh no, Alex has a different opinions from me and calls a game bad, I must overreact immediately!"_
true on many levels
Fizzy Note lol
Make a YTPMV of it
Fizzy Note A lot of people act like that when it comes to Josh Thomas' uploads sometimes... Given his selfish attitude...
Fizzy Note
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This video should be renamed to " Guy bitches about controller settings/UI even though the game is pretty good and probably not for people his age anyway"
Now long did you played this game? You have a health bar because, when you die, you may fail to complete a quest by the time you respawn (I’m thinking about defending NPCs quests). And on larger worlds you have dungeons to complete, which are far more complex that the random quests you get from NPCs. I’m sorry the controls have been such a pain for you. It’s clear you cannot committ enough to this game to see what good it has to offer just because of controls. After years of Minecraft, I still mistake the action button for the destroy button many times, with sometimes very bad results, but I’ve never said it is an issue in the control scheme. I think you could definitely adapt to this controls if you just wanted. I think the whole game doesn’t feel very fun to you after years and years of Minecraft, so you’re not trying all you can to get into this game. That’s fine, you don’t have to like all the games around here, but I’m afraid many of your “complaints” can be overcome by just letting the game teach you how to be played rather that constantly trying to play it in a way that may feel more comfortable and intuitive to you but it is just odd for this game.
It aint the Switch, its the Game on The Switch. On ps4 it runs perfectly fine
I was interested until I saw the microtransactions for certain blocks. That and the unwieldy controls/camera made me pass
I playd this game from launch and still play it I think it's awesome (my opinion)
same. im really enjoying myself in the game
Wanna play together? My code is 3470 8674 9606
Maybe because you guys are 5 yr olds
Mellow Marshmallow shut up
WolfBoy 76 dude chill
People: we want LEGO Minecraft!
LEGO Worlds: am I a joke to you?
"The controlers dont have to be this complex" its not complex.
9:30 The input delay is all on the switch i have never had that problem on my xbox or pc.
sooo... can you build your own vehicles or only buildings?
BOYYY this video is sooo boring just hearing you nitpick about little things at least give the game some more compliments it is not that bad at all.
I know like wat is he complaining about, nitpicking about nothing.
He just want to hear himself
Why did you have to blur out the menu? Is it... a game that hasn't even been announced yet?
That's the most likely reason, he's likely under a NDA for
a few titles.
Idk
Why is the draw distance about as far as Tail of the Sun on PS1?
I like this game. But for me my complaints aren't about controls or frame rate. My issues are with the substance. I wish that AI was more intelligent. When I spawn AI (for example Towns people in a city) They would literally leave the city I spawned them in and would mindlessly walk around to a nearby forest which is what I DONT WANT THEM TO DO. I also wish you could assign the AI text to speak when spoken to, or assign quests similar in the campaign. I feel like creation would have really explored making really fun worlds to explore and playing other players content more especially when it's more objective driven. Very similar to what others do in Minecraft. In this game however, I just go and look at stuff and say, "Hey that's cool." and then its all over. There is no depth to this game. The best part of it, creating, is great, but I mean for heavens sake in Minecraft you create to survive. Having some other game modes like Survival, or make your own game within the game would've been super cool. Especially seeing what others could make. Very similar to what Roblox is. Anyway, those are my gripes with the game.
9:49 lol what was he playing that he blurred out?
I have the PC version, and I can say that the controls are far less confusing. Most likely because mouse&keyboard has a lot more possible inputs than any controller.
5:34 there is just click that box(free build) and you can switch tools fast..... read the tutorial atleast -_-
with that problem with holding a button for he start screen thing ...... have you played a lego game were you can change characters?
I'm curious about what you had to blur...
Do tell, good sir
I think this is just SUPER NITPICKY because i like this game and after playing it you get used really Quick
Does that Splatoon 2 pro controller that he has have rubber grips or are they just plastic?
Don't forget that when you talk to the npc's their text boxes can clip into whatever their next too
I'm beginning to think that Alex is more nitpicky and being more critical lately on the whole to drum up more views since, well, negativity sells.
VigilantEternity I mean lying sells as well. That's what sponsors are for. I prefer to hear what's wrong first before being splashed only with positives
Jack Maw Oh absolutely. But I'd prefer a more objective approach than "I don't like the menu." Feels a bit forced- like, no pun intended, his Sonic Forces rant. Nitpicky, heavily opinionated, and downright contradictory at points. Know what I mean?
I agree, I have noticed it more with the third party stuff, perhaps he doesn't want third party support
He said he doesn't like that the reason he doesn't like the menu is because it is counter intuitive and at times redundant.
VigilantEternity No i agree with him on this one. One word to discribe this game: clammy
If Lego Worlds won't solve your lego fix than lego city undercover is always an option
Time stamp on the blurred screen?
In every LEGO game you have to hold a button to change a character
See how much I hate this game:
"proceeds to enjoy the game"
keeps comparing to Minecraft
Wow the camera complaint was so stupid. Clicking sticks? Garbage.
The controls ain't that bad tbh maybe they updated some stuff but only the controls being different for planes bugged me.
THE WORLD IS NOT THAT SMALL. He only played to FOURTEEN gold bricks, which doesn't unlock bigger worlds.
There are bins for sorting the models... And a search bar....
I'm not overflowing with cash in my world... An extra heart costs 100,000.
I love this game and Minecraft. Minecraft is more complicated by tons even though I like Minecraft better... But the comparison is unfair.
1/10 review
No lego worlds is great :(
I have the game both on a (powerful) pc and Ps4. Performance is bad on both. I find that the draw distance is bad. The world loads slowly around you, and when you move in one particular direction the computer can't keep up and the draw distance becomes even lower. If they coulf fix this I would be happy! I should be possible.
So your saying it the game that mess up...???????
TehGhoSt WHo PLay, sort of. But lego bricks are a lot more complicated to render than the cubes in minecraft. I think TT-Games should just follow Minecraft at large distances and render everything as cubes at large distances, which they are already doing to a limited extent. They could do it more efficiently and make the draw distance a lot bigger. By the way, I also bought Lego Worlds on the Switch yesterday! It holds up pretty well. There are a lot less critters I notice, compared to pc and ps4.
I have the game on PC and I don't see any frame drops or draw distance issues. Not sure what PC you have, but a decent one should run it absolutely fine. On my PC I pretty much get 60 FPS and above.
Majick, I had low frame rates near the dungeon. You can set the draw distance very high on PC, but when you move around, areas further away stream in too slowly. I can often overtake the edge with an aircraft, even on PC. But perhaps this has changed. I haven't played the PC version for a while. The PS4 version I have checked recently, and the pop in is as bad as it always was.
By the way, I have a i5 4460 with GTX 970, 8gb ddr3 ram.
They said “worlds” which is plural, which means they where talking about the number of worlds, they didn’t say “the worlds are infinite in size”
I'm 53 gold bricks of the way through. I agree with the controls and UI, but after a few hours of persevering I am quite used to it now. Not to detract from your other opinions (I agree with most of what I'm seeing here!!), but TT Games did an AMA on reddit a few days ago and suggests some promising updates to come. A lot of this may be addressed. This is a direct quote "We intend to add a lot of feature updates, but also improve existing ones, such as menus and the way tools behave."
Do you get HD rumble while your playing the game with Joy-Cons?
Alex did you ever play a lego game before?
I'm not Alex but by the sound of it probably not
Am I the only one here semi-obsessed with this game that's over 20 yrs old? Lol I'm a grown child
The thumbnail was enough to crack me up with laughter! You know, maybe if they allowed customisable controls and tightened the menu's responsiveness by way of a patch or two, LEGO Worlds would've been a little better. They've promised online play and a better icon, at least.
I find it hilarious how everyone says LEGOS are a Minecraft ripoff
LAST I CHECKED LEGOS WERE HERE FIRST!!!
Why did you blur it
These are the dumbest reasons to not like a game. Because of the same 0.5 second delay? Or the controls? Both which you can get used to. These are horrible reasons.
Couldn't get through the video over the reviewer tripping on every word that spilled from his mouth.
Do you think an update might fix any of the issues? Maybe the possibility of custom controls / menu refixes?
Oh, I just got the end of the video haha
Am really enjoying it. Sandbox mode is definitely my favourite part.
May the taste of another have no impact on you.
can you change the controls?
If the control and menu issues were fixed, would you recommend this game?
I can forgive all the glitches and performance hiccups. I haven't run into anything game breaking. But they have to fix the horrid controls. Add motion controls and button mapping for crissake!
HOW DO I PLAY THIS GAME?! HOW DO I PROGRESS?!
You collect gold bricks and unlock more worlds, you progress by unlocking world and collecting all pieces, in general this isnt like minecraft where you farm build and craft lego worlds is just a sandbox game where you build to your hearts content.
How do you get the costumes?
Are there red bricks in this game?
This video is wrong in several spots.
You only have like 14 gold bricks, you unlock bigger worlds after 25 bricks and even bigger at 80 bricks. You haven't discovered most of the map when you claim that "this is the entire world" and you're on the smallest map.
There are several items that cost several thousand of the studs and while money is easy to get, there's also a ton of stuff to purchase. There has never been any consequence to dying in a Lego game so there's really no point in this one either.
By the halfway point you are literally nitpicking every single thing the game does, which tells me you ran out of things to say. The developers are adding a patch to fix the menus and icon for the Switch version and to fix framerate issues.
Lol, the camera control sounds like a mechanic from early 3D games. Disappointing to hear.
Being a skeleton, collecting certain things to power up your vehicle and move to a new part of the world. Hmm Odyssey vibes Kappa
Wow...you got to the farm world and think that is it for the size of the worlds?
You unlock larger and larger worlds the further you play... the hell.
So clearly you have never played a lego game because the controls are exactly like any other lego game that's why they are that way. It is a lego game not minecraft so of course the controls will be different from what your used to. I love lego games so I bought this game knowing the controls were going to be like any other like Lego game.
I mean a lot of your issues are with lego game issues... The hold X for menu is actually hold X of character wheel... The only issue is it lacks hotswap that others have. The inverted controls was purely... you didn't hit accept on the settings...
the loading screen does actually say reticulating splines at some point
The world sizes increase as you progress through the game.
The first time I played it I clicked the menu and the hole game crashed
What did you blur?
Can you use a pro controller for split screen on switch
TheWizard I’m pretty sure
I have it on XB1, and it's fun. Really fun, I can easily lose a day playing Lego Worlds. But yeah, the build controls are a battle to use
Smashing things is how you get currency seriously and also you have barely played this game cause there are huge worlds
3:18 this originally came out in 2015 in early access
The big problem with the game is the controls really?!?!
Currency every where is in ALL LEGO GAMES
I mean....it's for kids. Lego is for kids, so they're going to cater to their target market. In terms of sluggish controls and a shoddy user experience, I wonder if they've made any improvements there? Would be cool to see a follow-up look at this.
I think you forgot to edit the video😂
Thegamer 16 nah I kind of think it looks unprofessional.
Yeah this is terrible. I started the video and watched a few minutes, then skipped 6 minutes ahead and he was saying the same thing, then skipped another 6 minutes ahead and he was saying it a third time. I'm not even gonna bother watching all of this if he couldn't be bothered to make a few bullet points before making this.
Only big problem with this game is after playing for maybe 2 hours it starts glitching, this includes “the game closed do to an error”, this just happens to me where you spawn in an igloo for a quest and the boarders closes off the igloo didn’t get fully constructed having an loading spinner on screen you can skydive and warp to the rocket, with 4 trouble makers first time that happened the game closed. That broader nothing can go outside of it or inside.
You leave the planet then your trapped in loading screen without the % icon, the construction sound is playing through out this time. Only way I can get out of it so far is restarting the game.
Game console, not like Minecraft on console but more like the other Lego Tt games which is good but sometimes hard to get used too. Finding can be quick, but under water is harder to discover stuff. (Diver)
How many players can play?
I understand people's concern with his opinion of this and lack of understanding and time invested, but to be quite fair some of this stuff is actually unacceptable when you consider that they have such an amazing game like minecraft to take inspiration from.
I like the game and i have it but i hate that you have to have two controllers (i mean 4 joy cons or two pro controllers) so that means if you wanna play this game in two player mode you have to buy extra joycons or a pro controller
Well how the fuck else would you control the camera with the limited number of buttons a singular joy-can has? 4 face buttons, analog stick, 2 bumpers, doesn't seem like nearly enough to be able to control cameras with...
If you play it on xbox it runs smoothly, and the controls are good. Your just nitpicking and from how many gold bricks you have you're hardly experienced it, I'm guessing have only plaid an hour.
The worlds, just so you guys know in the comments, become much bigger. I'm talking huge. To make things short, in the game there is a leveling system for your rocket. The higher the level the farther into your lego galaxy you can go. He's on level 14 (not very high at all) which means he can only access the small worlds. They get progressively higher the more you progress. Small, Medium, Big, Huge. I've played 50 hours of Lego Worlds and I can officially say it's a great buy.
Minecraft has like 10 controls, LEGO worlds almost 30. Get over your self, of course they will be hard.
B
Hold x
Jump
X
A
Y
Attack
Hop into vehicle
Skydive
Menu
First person
Destroy
Flatten
Add
Remove
Level
Remove
Add
Free build
Move
Camera
Angle
I have this game on pc... and yeah it's not really good. I don't think the problems are really only on the Switch version.
LangeManGlenn on the pc I like the early access better. It had infinite worlds but no quest the use to be about adventure.
I loved the early acess
This video actuly made me want to play the game it looks realy cool
Have u tried playing a lego game on pc, it’s like when u played an FPS game with a psp and used X,O,square, tri to move the camera
Bro this game was great u tripping broi don't know what ur on but this game was a goat
My 5yo loves lego and have played multiple classic lego games. He finished an 1800 piece set just after Christmas within a week 😂 I’m wondering if he would like this? Anyone have experience with kids playing it? He has played a little Minecraft with his cousin but I like this option better for his age range
In minecraft you have to use a command mod or just a mod to have vehicles in minecraft but in lego worlds just probably get some vehicles in the community or probably build your own
The controls are delayed because poor memory management visible here in its threading. It's using voxels for the blocks which is very intense and craps the bed on any hardware if not done well. Comparison to the switches menu responsiveness is pointless here
Apparently tiny nitpicks are infuriating now even though I've only been playing for 1 hour
He did no editing for this video